>> i'm laura harris. >> i'm paul lagrone in for ashley glass. and people have crazy. >> as you may be aware there's a creepy clo sweeping the country. >> the incident that had schools sending ou the conversation that you want to have with your s. a shl if pran not one but t battle ground states. >>this is a dirty business. >> the campaign strategy we're stting tsee in florida. >> we feel betred and a bit forgotten about. >> the medical procedure this wounded war hero was denied and fought to make sure that no

find themselves in hew is doing on the caribbean. it's just getting started. i will let you know when we will know if it will have an impact on the u.s. it's 4:00 and this is the now tampa bay. >> hard to believe we're actual today but it is news because parents in one county locally are getting calls about creepy clowns. we are letting you know what going on. >> people have been reporting clowns attacking them and following them. some are real and some are fake. >> the sheriff's office in pasco countyhave received callsbo clown sightings the past couple of days. >> well, they also say clowns are creating facebook profiles, friend requesting underaged children and asking them to meet them at parks. that's when the robocall went out. >> as you may be aware, there

sweeping the country. this morning a tweet from the clowning around twitter site posted the threat about high schools. we have no reason to believe that our schools are in danger. >> fos, we can't make this stuff up. we will report it when it happens in our area. a police chased down a report inofwn e woods ho. shocker, they didn't find anof the sheriff's offi s clown chasing people, that is harameer the law. it is a second degree misdemeanor. look at this. change of plans for people visiting universal studios today. the power went out for an hour and a half. people were on the men in black and transformers ride when it happened. no one was hurt. they had to evacuate. folks just getting to

next door to islands of adventure. laura. >> paul, either the person who took jose fernandez's high school jersey felt bad about what he did or she did or maybe they got spooked by the media coverage, thankft ully iat alon at the baseball field last the outside of the envelope read joss jersey. t looks like when it was hanging outside vigil earlier this week. the school just wanted the jersey back. the sheriff's office won't be likely to be dusting it for fingerprints or anything like that. the jersey is locked safely at the school. they have a second jersey on display in a glass case inside of the schopitcher died in t weekend and was buried yesterday. a developisituation in sarasota. detectives are in the venice area where a man and a woman

it's not clear yet except they think it's a domestic crime. we will let you know when we get more information. right now investigators are using an event recorder recovered from the new jersey t it didn't slowd. here is some of getting in ey can't get to because of all of thp of that old thomas gallagher. he is now out of the hospital and cooperating. investigators are saying they hope to talk with him more today. he's been with the new jersey t that's the new pictu of she is a mother who had just opher the train terminal when everything happenedothepeop wer also hurt.

it just looks beautiful out there, shay. >> it's beautiful. >> the water looks great. 275 is moving fine. >> yeah. >> let's get this weekend started. >> yeah. it's have some storms out there. look at hyatt. the hyatt looks beautiful. ers a onn welook across the rocky point area. yothat we do have some prtyheav and also right around ruskin, south of bsonton, heav storms there. polk county, around i-4, polk city and auburndale, heavy fm west ing throuof coverage to east across tampa ba the gulfw yesterday. so we wi for showers and storms througho tthe rain,

down zephyrhills down tat79 at the moment. bartow at 86. lake wales at 82. so we will continue with the steamy night ahead with a few hit or miss showers or storms through midnight. and then we will see those tapering off and we will be dry overnight. so, hey, speaking of clearw weekend fun out there. and i will have the forecast for you comingup>>ooking forwar >> thank you, shay. this weekend, if you stop for gas, look for the gas pump. if you don't see it, go inside and let the cashier know because it's law. starting tomorrow, the now's who will be policing this and which stations have already started putting in the added protection? >> reporter: so this new rule that starts tomorrow, it asks that gas stations do the bare minimum when it comes to protecting your credit card information. it is this tape that they have got up. you can look for this. and it has to be there.

should know not to use this gas pump. this is how they get the skimmers into those gas pumps. now, the department of agriculture are the ones who monitor this still a big problem. upwards of $30 mi every single year.its a bioblem whanou do about it? well, obviously look out for the stickers. there's still a couple other things. if you're still unsure. one is taught me. they say the most commonplace for the skimmers to be found is out of sight of the gas station attend habit. so one that is the most further away is where they most often find these pumps. now, coming have more informat to keep your information safe. and things look out for. for now, i'm adam weiner for the now tampa bay. back to you. >> adam, thank you.

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>> hillary clinton is pushing hard to get young voters on her side, talking about her plans to get them involved in the club's visit to florida may be paying off. voters in the state are favoring her over donald trump. the mason dixon poll which was taken after monday night's debate shows her leading 48% to 42% among likely. which is huge for the candidates, as trump would say. paul is talking about the battle ground battles. >> i loved your impression there. huge. >> huge. >> you know for the past five

that's how important our state is. so how are the candidates getting our attention? hillary clinton is spending $43 million on coany other state. trump by comparison has only shelled out $5.3 million in campaign. for peop othe ou, clton has 65 the gop has 60 offices working all of the republican candidates. donald trump was in florida earlier this week as you know. and there is nothing planned coming up to visit the state in the immediate future. he will be campaigning in michigan in a few hours from now. clinton is also seeing a post debate boost in the polls and michigan and new hampshire. mike sax looked into why this week in particular has been tough for donald trump. >> reporter: the fallout from monday night's debate dominated this week and it wasn't good

pays no income tax when he was asked why he didn't release his returns. >> whehehato turn them over to authorities to get a casino license, they showed he didn't pay any federal income tax. >> that makes me smart. >> this on the housing bubble that led to the recession. >> he said back in 2006, gee, i hope it does collapse because then i can go in and buy some and make some money. well, it did collapse. >> that is called business. >> it was clinton's unearthing the weig machado that got under his skin. how? you wi but first while the candidates o the week on the campaign trl,in c., allow 9/11 families to sue saudi arabia. it's a reminder to both candidates that power struggles do not end on election day.

presidential. donald trump was waking up early in new york still smarting enough from the debate to tweet this, urging people to watch a sex nexien iturns out. one trump clinton down, two more and just ov to go. for the now, i'm mike sax. >> mike, thank you. breaking news to tell you about right now. a box truck i-4 eastbound near mcintosh road. this is a live look at two different fdot cameras. you see it to the left of your screen right there, traffic looks like it's at a complete stand still. especially right there to the right of your screen where this accident is happening. it looks like the right lane might be getting by. but with all of the traffic, you can't tell. no word how it happened but at least one person is hurt. if you're headed that way or

delays. this is i-4 eastbound at mcintosh road. we will follow this and bring you updates as soon as we get them. imagine this, qualifying for the championship of whatever sport you've been working in for so long and finding out that you have been itsounds hard to believe. we are about to introduce you to a denver athletwhthis had an as in performance enha >> reporter: swim, bike, run for a really long time. thsport, this is the holy grail. >> reporter: denver triathlete matt smith qualified for the holy grail when he competed in finished second for the 4group in the top ten amateur men. rep to take his word for it. despite this photogenic proof he was actually on the course,

>> when they originally told me at first going through my head is a very long list of words ke sailor blush. >> reporter: why was matt out n the world championships in kona, hawaii. >> the rep said u accept something on the course. and i said i acceeda chapstick from my wife. >> is this pemance enhancing chapstick. >> i don't think so. >> reporter: it's spelled out well in competition rules. compete without receiving assistance from other parties. >> out of never argue with a re decision on a course. so i chose not to argue with ma practicing what he preaches. he coaches triathletes and makes them sign an agreement with this caveat, arguother ath the coaching relationthno refun

chapstick, that's ridiculous, put me back in? >> i wou say it was hard to accept. i believe who u aron the coursepos rtant than the results. >> all right. so how did chapsticgate -- chapstick gate hain the first place? matt's wife actually threw the chapstick on the ground. that's my cue. and then matt picked it up off of the ground. we like to demonstrate. be extra careful of the rules. so is it cheating? was he got caught but we'll let u h >> you didn't hit me with the chapstick. >> i would never hit you. where was it that said if you're not cheating you're not trying. it was somebodyin baseball. >> yeah. i'm just saying. it's >> shay ryan is a scientist and knows what all of this means. >> all right. take a er

sunshine there. looking fantastit there at the moment. and we are going to have really eabeaches this d. right now, we'veot a f or miss showers and st some near the rocky point area and also some just no you will be seeiheavy rain and thunderstorms rolling on through if you're in that area. as we look at the bigger pictur there isn't r cebut we d north. it's a stalled out front. it looks like just enough dry air will make it into citrus and possibly hernando county and sumter county to give you a slightly cooler or should i just say quite not as warm and muggy start to the day tomorr. so not bado t a little drier air in there. it's not a front that will push through the area and cool us down significantly. but you're going to get a morning out of it that is not quite as warm and steamy.

de the evening storms. drand we will reach a low of 76.ow, during the day, really looking decent across the area. if you're planning on heading out to the super boat international, coach man park and pier60 are two of the ho spots to get a good view. we have things going on out there tonight. temperatures close to 80 degrees. you just saw the live camera out in clearwater beach. it looks beautiful. there's a slig you could get hit by a shower or storm throughout the evening. but saturday and sunday are looking like typical days. we will have mainly an evening chance for showers and storms on saturday. but on sunday, with that on shore flow, we will have a chance for a few coastal showers in the morning as well as those hit or miss showers and storms through the afternoon. so we will see how it all turns out. the bottom line is i wouldn't adjust your plans based on the weather that we will see over the weekend. go out there and head on out there.

i will have an update coming up in the next forecast. laura. >> thank you, shay. the jokeyoth probably see all the time might actually get you in trouble with the law now. we will explain ahead. ?[music]? ? and the home of the brave ? ? >> lady gaga tweeting out last night that she is in fact the super bowl halftime show. guess she did a great job of the national anth last season because they want her back.

to want to sit down and have a talk with your kids or grandkids about what they're doing on their phones all day. >> the now's nicole grigg with the chthat could have people facing s >> reporter: 1st brings a wave of new laws here to florida. one important change involves threats with guns. for example, if you go on snapchat and make a joke or a threat abo a g, u can be charged withfelony now. this law partly created because of all of the school who is responsible. like in pasco county where a teen posted a picture of a backpack and a gun at sun lake high school. and as we get ready to elect the next president, you're going to be spending more to get all of the votes counted. all county election supervisors across the state are getting a big pay raise. the hillsborough county

$160,000. so why all of the extra cash? well, that's because it's going to make us fay equal to other county elected officials like the county appraiser. every other county won't have the same pay raise, around $20,000. one other change would help stop people taking advantage of food stamps. look, people are online in florida right now advertising on facebook, food stamps for sale. so now if someone sell that card to someone else, instead of using it to feed their own family, they could get charged with a first degree misdemeanor. for the now, i'm nicole grigg. >> new technology giving officers an experience on how to respond to intense situ a difference it

for now the teen is a juvenile, not an alt with murder and attempted the 6-year is accused of shooting is on life support. he has a major brain injury because he lost so much blood in his leg. they say now they're just hoping for a miracle. as congress continues to grill wells fargo about opening secret bank accounts and charging customers behind th into how the big bank is throwing big money at the politicians that are supposed to be holding them accountable and what you should be doing right now if you're a wells fargo customer. >> what i think is wells fargo was making a lot of money off of what you were doing. >> reporter: asking tough questions but duffy wasn't asking tough questions when wells fargo slung $12,000

wall street simply playa different by anreporter: amen, you took money from wells fargo, $5,700 this year. next. >> the american people demand justice and fairness and accountability under the rule of law. >> reporter: congressmen, you're also a taker. 10 thud in wells fargo know r. donations during the campaign year. we capitol hill. we counted 31 members of the u.s. senate took a check from wells fargo. 62 members of the house took money. and that's just this year. and florida's finest is feeding off the wells trough. marco rubio took 33 grand fr wells this year. guess which congressional committewells go nateed -- mone

the same committee holding the hearings. aralone to the member >> do kind of bad behavior? investment advisor grady says if you havan unaccot with wells fargo, consider your options with you now may be the time to renetiate a better deyou could say, hey, you guys are bad boys i'm going to move over here. is there anything that >> all let's take a li look right now in aruba. these are the web cameras seeing the surf being kicked up. all of this of course from hurricane matthew, now a gory s shay, the question now remains, is it headed for us? >> that is going to continue to be the question for the next

it problems for parts of the caribbean over the next several days. take a look at the moment it is tds t12 miles per hour. packing 120 miles per ur maximum sts. so at the presend time, pe hour. this is a at what we're okin. g at it's going tobejust start to make that the next 12 to 24 hours. then it tuinrt oolike it will be moving a, of eastern cuba and into the bahamas. how much the land interaction as it moves over cuba will weaken the storm is yet to be determined. but the present projections are keep thanksgiving a cat 3 until it moves over jamaica and a cat 2 over cuba. bottom line, this is a serious threat into the islands.

florida just on the edge of the cone of uncertainty. so we want to continue watching this storm for when it moves off to the north. the farther west it goes, the more likely we would see impacts in florida. the farther east it goes, turns north, the less likely wb certainly be impacted at least into the early part of next week. we're looking at some models showing it may sit and spin on top of the bahamas for a couple of days. we are still watching for a threat to will know and we will have a much better idea of where the storm could impact the u.s. if at all. all right. you may be planning a round of golf tomorrow morning or may just want to mow the lawn. i'll help you time out the rain coming up in my next forecast. >> thank you, shay. you may have heard that the u.s. government will turn over

what does that mean. they have been seeing the domain names since 1998. but that contrt pires tonight at midnight. the nonprofit makes sure that a website address like abcactionnews.com matches up with the actual computer address. giving up this kind of control, laura, has a lot of people nervous. >> people are talking about it right now like senator ted cruz ternet literally. many have filed lawsuits becae move will affect government web the nonprofit in chgeof nothing change because the u.s. government will keep control of those sites. the group also ctrol over what othebsites actually publish right no they say that will come in the future. the nonprofit is based in california and says it's not moving when the contract

you're looking at video of police in el cajon, california trying to get co pepper spray. when it like the one they're faced that caused the riots, people are asking if police could have done more before opening fire. the now's todd walker is finding out what is being done. >> any questions at all about safety. >> reporter: in a time when split second decisions by police are scrutinized more than ever, the denver police department has rolled out a tool that they hope will help officers make the decisions better. >> this is not just about shoot situations it is also about don't shoot situations. >> reporter: it is a nearly 360 degree simulator. denver is the first large department in the country to use the technology which allows officers going through the training to give commands to hostage takers, active shooters or even mental health patients to try to deescalate the

time to use their weapon. >> by increasing the amount of training, we hope to p and we will develop critical thinker who's are better equipped to make split second decisions in evolving situation snooze to see how it works and how stressful the situations can betry. the first scenar, says her husb threatening their baby down the road. i have a gun but the man isn't showing a weapon himself but he is threatening the baby. >> you can put the baby down and let's talk about it. >> reporter: our trai plenty of options to respond to the commds after several minutes, the man surrenders and i never had to raise my gun. >> when you start asking him questions, you have to have a dialogue with you. it gets him out of where he u d better things got. >> reporter: the next scenario is eye school shooting. teams of oics can go through at once. by myself i have to watch all

and then deescalate another hostage situation. >> you could put the gun off to the side and say i'm not pointing my gun at you. my gun is off to the side. why don't you do the same thing. >> reporter: it's new training that everyone hopes will make a differen sistu n get now in florida to help pay for one of the most expensive things you may ever pay for.

>> we're waiting to hear how this accident happened and what the driver was carrying in the truck as it appears to be open now on to the road. we do know at least one person is hurt. you see to the right of your screen there how the backup is really causing problems for this friday rush hour. if you're heading that way, way, expect some delays. hat again, action air 1 is over the scene and we will bring you the

if your college kid needs financial aid, they can start applying tomorrow. i'm talking about faspa which is the free application for federal aid. this is their website. it usually ens january 1st. but the government moved it up by three whole months. they're giving you a head start. they hope it will help more kids go to college by making it more affordable. laura. >> thank you, paul. it's taken an act of congress literally but a wounded war hero fighting v.a. has finally won. >> we feel a bit betrayed. you feel forgotten about. the medical procedure this wounded warrior was denied and then fought to make sure that no other military families would find themselves in the

>> all right. 39 days to go until election day. and now we are focusing object the key battle ground states like florida. >> the now travels to iowa where the fight to get people to the pollsist letting up. even as early voting begins. >> so here is the ballot that people are using to vote early here in iowa. the phrase every vote counts may be more true than ever in

the rest of the nation. >> another half block togo. >> reporter: as early voting starts in iowa. >> right across the street. >> reporter: a push to get people to the polls. >> oh, ye. >> reporter: she didn't need any . >> i'm 103. i'about ars her junior, evthe election office as well. not to vote b her

votes but those can mean victory or defeat in an election this close. >> you could register at the polls on election day. >> reporter: kevin hall a spokespers f the iowa secretary of state says that's why both major parties are pushing to get voters registered. >> more than 9,000 iowa residents have updated information in the last week. >> reporter: his office hasn't determined how many of these voters were democrats or republicans but hall says right now republicans have about 35,000 more voters registered in the state. still the majority of voters have no party affiliation. when it comes to early voting, hall says more democrats have cast their ballots than republicans but numbers are down from where they were four years ago. >> it will be interesting to see if they're able to catch up to the mark. ifhey're not, that could have a factor can come november 8th. >> repter: for those who have voted a sense of relief. >> p tworry no more. >> reporter: and a push for

for others to do the same. >> the more the bette . >> earlier this year the iowa supreme court upheld the ban on letting ex felons votes. >> that was a disappointing to voting right advocates. there are 56,000 iowaians not eligible to vote including one in five african-americans. tomorrow in tampa there's a push to get voters local african-american leaders will host a registration drive at boys 2 men barbershop. it begins at 1:00. the deadline to vote is october 11th. you only have 12 days to go. look up at the sky tonight soe it will still be there but you won't able to see it. it's called a black moon. >> oh. >> and it looks like it's gone. it's covered in a dark shadow because the sun is not reflecting off of it.

after a black moon in 2008. dooms dayers think it signals the end of the world. >> what. >> nasa says it's the natural cycle of the moon's phases. it happens when there are two new moons in the same months that happens once every three years. you can call that mostly cldy, shay, as well. >> i'm laughing just because. i'm laughing just because. >> i'm just saying. [laughter] >> i'm sorry. it was the worst joke ever shay. >> sometimes they get the most laughter. >> there you go. there you go. >> all right. let's take a look right now what is going on across tampa. we have patchy downpours across downtown tampa and moving into the south tampa area. we also have some if you're moving north along the veterans. look at the main sail beach inn. lots of sunshine and looking fabulous. denis let me know that the

matthew is now a cat 4 hurricane. so he is going to have a full update for you coming up on action 5 -- action news at 5:00. but let me give you what is going on here locally right now. we have so swers a storms so around 301. al and, again, quite a bit of lightning associated with these. so heavy downpours down there. as you broaden the view, once again, just hit or miss showers or storms tonight if you're out and about. you could encounter something between now and the next fizzle out here. as we get closer to 8:00, a few isolated showers by midnight we are ce and dry. and we remain that way overnight. although there's a pesky batch of rain that continues to churn here off shore. that's at least what the model is showing, getting close to the beaches tomorrow morning around st. pete beach. possibly we would see something develop there. most likely the beaches are going to be dry tomorrow morning. i think it's sunday morning that we have a greater likelihood of catching some

bubbling up. not a ton of coverage though for tomorrow. so we're looking at a pretty nice day to start off with a round of golf. if you need to yard work in early tomorrow, take a walk, all looking great out there. by noon, we're on the dry side cross the area. it's not until 2:00, 3:00 that we start to see the showers and storms bubbling up. with a high of 88. not bad. tomorrow morning, like i said, a little less humid little more comfortable, especially in our northern counties. and with a low around 73 degrees in tampa tomorrow morning, also not bad. not a major drop in temperatures but hopefully some of you will notice it. with only 30% coverageof showers and storms through the weeken it's loong nice out there. we will start to see the rain chances coming up into early next week though. here is the 4-day forecast at 00. we have the latest from hurre ancenter and denis will have that at 5:00. paul.

california. in the san francisco area. these are live pictures of a ur ch in berkeley that is on fire. you see the huge plumes of oke and flames shooting om the roof right there. still no word where inside the church the fire started. we know it quickly spread to the attic of the church, causing the chimney to partially collapse. look at that smoke coming out of the roof there. they're fighting it right now. no injuries reported so far. as you can see, this is in francisco. a lot of firefighters on the scene as they zoom out to a wide shot. berkeley, california is where the university is on the east side of san francisco bay, the northeast side of that area. we will keep watching this as it unfolds. laura. >> a cool piece of history for you to lo at. mission complete. that's the twitter post as the

impact. here is the probe's last picture. you're about to see it taken 65 feet above the surface. there it is. rosetta was launched by the european space agency. as the systems shut down, they thought it was fitting to end the mission this way. the first probe to orbit a comet and follow it arouhend t sun in aeffo tunderstand the or system. the epip price hike we have been telling you about on the nois just the example of how expensive prescription drugs e getting these days. nearly 80% say iption drug cos are unreasonable. that's up 5% from last year in this new survey from the nonprofit kaiser family foundation. congress is questioning these drug prices as well. saying lawmakers have done in the past this exact same thing. it may have only added to the

brookings institution says while coverage has been expanded congress has not made sure that the costs survey think that drug companies should be required to disclose how they set the prices. and there should be price limits on drugs to treat diseases like cancer. all right. this guy once called the most hated man in america is looking for someone to punch him in the face. >> you heard paul right. >> yes. >> martin is the ceo who raised the prices aids a florida woman the auction, agreeing to donate $50,000 to punchim in the face. >> congratulations. >> there you go. >> he posted online that she backed t. >> gee, i wonder why. >> he didn't say why. so the bidding starts again to give him a swing -- well, you a swing at him. once he finds someone, he will

that he won't sue them after they do it. >> news you can use. a huge victory for military veterans and their families. the v.a. paying for in vitro- fertilization treatments. >> the couple who played a big part in the change. >> reporter: for adaptive sports therapist crystal wilson and her husband tyler it was a love at first sight. >> the first time that he and i started working together, he hated me. >> reporter: but hate soon turned into admiration. >> she wants me to be a better person. >> reporter: tyler wilson was wounded while fighting in afghanistan and was in rehab trying to strengthen his body with crystal's help. >> i was in a fire fight. i was shot four times. and the first of which paralyzed me. >> reporter: after years of therapy, the two fell in love and wanted to start a family. >> with tyler being wounded, he

naturally and ivf was our only option. >> reporter: it cost them $44,000. they thought the v.a. would help. >> even though it's 100% related to the fact that tyler was paralyzed during combat, that there was no coverage for was in disbelief. >> you feel betrayed and a bit forgotten abwilsons knew it would literally take an act they started their first s. treatment in january and the nation's capitol. >> we went directly to the pele who cld change itand put tyler in front of them. >> reporte theth gome very good news. >> we have 22 reweeks go and then we get to meet r little guy or girl. >> reporter: congress listened to them and passed a temporary bill this week, allong the s. . the couple's case is not uncommon. >> it has been a barrier to a lot of veterans who would love

who is in tyler's situation in the future doesn't have fight the same fight. well, the united states has finalized the settlement with bp over the 2010 oil spill, meaning more people will get money for their losses. >> while there's a financial resolution, 11 people lost their lives in the explosion. that's the focus of deep water horizon. >> are you seeing this? >> get everybody out. >> reporter: it was the biggest affecting several states, including florida. pinellas county behas en given 7.1 is million dollars in the settlement. tampa, $27 million in the settlement. and florida as a whole receiving over 3 and a quarter billion dollars. but that money will only put dent in the reported losses. >> we have to go right now. >> reporter: the movie isn't just financial consequences. explosion survivor mike williams. >> the oil spill was

coved re the media. what was not covered was my 11 brothers who died that night. when i saw the opportunity to speak for them, i jump a his account of what happened on that rig day. the plot focuses heavily on the friction between the trans- ocean and the owner of the rig and bp who leased it out. we traying the british oil giant putting profit before safety, something that the company has denied. >> i have seen the film several times now. it puts me back on that night, emotions. they all just pure over me instantly. i can't control it. >> reporter: that's what movie, telling the story from e the inside. the movie's director says there is dramatic license throughout the film but nd accounts and safety shortcuts that workers claim were happening leading up to the disaster. >> the purpose was ver to attack bp specifically. these were decision that's were

that was a huge part of why that rig blew up. we tell that story. >> i'm paul lagrone and that's it for the now tampa bay. a air >> this is abc action news. >> on the tracks. noat5:00, the piece of recovered evidence and the one ing that now stalling the investigation in new jery. plus, recovered. jose fernandez's high school uniform back where it belongs. protect you at the pump. the new law to protect you at gas pumps around the state. first hurricane matthew just turning into a category 4 storm. ch philliis g us ogone from a cate 1 to a category 4 in 18 hours.

developing stronger winds inside. it's called rapid intensification. and who knows, it could even and done. re thisis all sa it is nly poible because we have been saying this for the last ten days. when the wave was on africa, the water is about as warm as it gets right here. this is the track from the er just to the east of gentleman mac aas a category 3 hurricane sometime on late sunday an lia le bit to the left. but more than that, it is slowing it down more. so there's a lot of interesting things coming in with the new advisory. i will crunch the numbers and take a look at it and i will have an update for you in a couple of minutes. thank you, denis. to see that now to breaking news in hillsborough county. we're making calls to figure